Sentence examples for perpetually say from inspiring English sources
I've also tried calling the Carspring telephone number but a recorded message seems to perpetually say all operators are busy.
Employees that perpetually say yes put their own important tasks on the bottom of their priority list.
If Piniella is not nervous, he may be the only such person affiliated with or rooting for the Cubs, whose magic number is perpetually said to be 911.
What a marvelous subject, and figure, for a twenty-first-century novelist, a writer working in a form that is also (perpetually?) said to be at the end of its evolution, and an artist who similarly, when at his best, showed new ways forward.
The window on the Knicks' championship hopes is always said to be perpetually closing, one bad bounce away from the draft lottery.
"That's a life situation," Solomon, who seems perpetually upbeat, said.
"I still feel like I'm perpetually behind," said Chris Collins, a winter start who took a class at the Colorado College last summer and spent the fall semester on an outdoor adventure trip.
"We run systems on for 15 minutes, off for 5 minutes, and we do that perpetually," Chishti said.
"They liked that I was perpetually angry," he says.
The previous panel was perpetually deadlocked, he said, and the new body would work more efficiently.
In the months after checking out of Walter Reed Army Medical Center, he found himself easily frustrated and, his wife said, perpetually angry.
